Pishukan surf guide

Pishukan is a surf spot located in a pretty nice area for surfers looking to enjoy some waves. It tends to attract surfers who are willing to deal with its varying conditions. Overall, it's a decent place to surf, but it might not always deliver the best sessions. The line-up can be a bit tricky due to some uneven water depths, which can make it kind of shifty and unpredictable at times. However, for those who find the right conditions, Pishukan offers potential for some solid rides.

This spot works best with swell coming from the South and SouthWest, making it suitable for various swell sizes starting at 2ft (about 0.6 meters). Surfers can expect primarily right-hand point breaks, which can be fun when the conditions align. The waves tend to work with low, mid, and high tides, although the best sessions usually occur during lower tides. Preferable winds are from the NorthWest, which help clean up the surf and create better wave conditions for riders.

For surfers looking to hit Pishukan, keep an eye on the forecast. The surf can be a bit inconsistent due to the shifting nature of the bottom, so it’s helpful to check the conditions frequently. It’s a good idea to come prepared for a mix of rides, as not every day will bring the perfect wave.